Hello, i am a 33 yrs old female and have severe dandruff problem since more than an year. In the past it never stayed for this long. It causes my scalp to itch a lot and wherever i sit, i leave traces of dandruff. My scalp is very oily and when i scratch it, dandruff gets collected in my nails. It embarassing as well as irritating as i get itchy feeling throughout the day n night.
Attached image is a sample i removed from my nail after i scratched it. Can someone guide me what to do?
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Follow these practices to keep your scalp clean and healthy-
1. wash hair every alternate day- from root to tip.
2. Use a hair oil 1 hour before shampoo.
3. Dont rub your hair vigorously, gently pat dry.
4. use a conditioner if hair are frizzy.
If Your dandruff stays even after these practices, consult a dermatologist. The doctor will check if its normal dandruff or seborrhoeic dermatitis or psoriasis of scalp and accordingly you will be prescribed the medication required.
You can also watch my video on dandruff- https://youtu.be/kxqbhj96i_g
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